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A small introduction of Alex the Axolotl... He's about 8 months old and he was only 4" when I got him, he's now about 8" long.
When I got him.
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Now.
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^ Agreed. Very handsome, happy looking axolotl. He looks like he's posing for the camera. :D
 
What a cute fella! I like the second picture a lot.
 
Great looking axie! Love the pose for the camera.
 
Not been on here for a while... Alex(the axolotl) is doing perfectly. Getting bigger like his appetite. Any plants suggestions? Plants that don't need fertilizers or too much light or care?

Vampy x.
 
Big boy :D
I like him ^ ^
 
Wow stunning axie!

lovely photo's :D

Ive heard that java fern could be a good idea? Check them out :happy:
 
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